Abstract:
An electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding can be couplable to a circuit board. The EMI shielding can include a fence couplable to the circuit board, a lid couplable to the fence, and a shield arm extending from the lid and being configured to couple to the fence. The shield arm can be hingedly or rotatably coupled to the lid. The shield arm can be magnetically couplable to the lid. The shield arm and/or the fence can include a magnet to provide a magnetic attraction between the shield arm and the fence.
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided which comprises: an oscillator circuit to generate a clock signal and transmit the clock signal over a signal line; a ground reference plane associated with the signal line; and one or more patterns formed in the ground reference plane, wherein the one or more patterns in the ground reference plane is to filter out noise from the clock signal transmitted over the signal line.
Abstract:
An apparatus for electromagnetic interference shielding is described herein. The apparatus includes an electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structure. The EBG structure is attached to a surface of the apparatus such that noise propagation is mitigated. The apparatus may be a chassis of an electronic device, and the EBG structure may be attached to one surface of the chassis. Further, the apparatus may be a heat sink, and the EBG structure can be attached to one surface of the heat sink.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding can be couplable to a circuit board. The EMI shielding can include a fence couplable to the circuit board, a lid couplable to the fence, and a shield arm extending from the lid and being configured to couple to the fence. The shield arm can be hingedly or rotatably coupled to the lid. The shield arm can be magnetically couplable to the lid. The shield arm and/or the fence can include a magnet to provide a magnetic attraction between the shield arm and the fence.
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided which comprises: an oscillator circuit to generate a clock signal and transmit the clock signal over a signal line; a ground reference plane associated with the signal line; and one or more patterns formed in the ground reference plane, wherein the one or more patterns in the ground reference plane is to filter out noise from the clock signal transmitted over the signal line.
Abstract:
Techniques for routing signal traces in a circuit board are described. An example of an electronic device in accordance with the described techniques includes a circuit board comprising a plurality of conductive layers. The conductive layers include a signal layer and a reference plane. The signal layer includes signal traces and the reference plane includes an additional signal trace.
Abstract:
Techniques for routing signal traces in a circuit board are described. An example of an electronic device in accordance with the described techniques includes a circuit board comprising a plurality of conductive layers. The conductive layers include a signal layer and a reference plane. The signal layer includes signal traces and the reference plane includes an additional signal trace.
Abstract:
A microelectronic package may be fabricated with a microelectronic substrate, a microelectronic die electrically attached to the microelectronic substrate, and an electromagnetic interference shield layer contacting one or both of the microelectronic substrate and the microelectronic die, wherein the electromagnetic interference shield layer has an electrical conductivity between about 10,000 siemens per meter and 100,000 siemens per meter. The specific range of electrical conductivity results in electromagnetic fields either generated by the microelectronic die or generated by components external to the microelectronic package scattering within the electromagnetic interference shield layer and attenuating. Thus, the electromagnetic interference shield layer can prevent electromagnetic field interference without the need to be grounded.
Abstract:
An apparatus for electromagnetic interference shielding is described herein. The apparatus includes an electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structure. The EBG structure is attached to a surface of the apparatus such that noise propagation is mitigated. The apparatus may be a chassis of an electronic device, and the EBG structure may be attached to one surface of the chassis. Further, the apparatus may be a heat sink, and the EBG structure can be attached to one surface of the heat sink.
Abstract:
Techniques and mechanisms for interconnecting circuitry disposed on a transparent substrate. In an embodiment, a multilayer circuit is bonded to the transparent substrate, the multilayer circuit including conductive traces that are variously offset at different respective levels from a side of the transparent substrate. Circuit components, such as packaged or unpackaged integrated circuit devices, are coupled each to respective input and/or output (IO) contacts of the multilayer circuit, where the conductive traces and the IO contacts interconnect the circuit components with each other. In another embodiment, the multilayer circuit is a flexible circuit that is bent to interconnect circuit components which are disposed on opposite respective sides of the transparent substrate.